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~ rcANGE- STOVES, HousEFURNLsHlSG GOODS Erc
CLARKE&DANIF1LS

Dealers in Portable Ranges Cooking Parlor Office and
Laundry Stoves and nice line OF House Furnishing Go DIS
Table Cutlery, rla ell and Pearl Agate Ware, Coal Holds
Stters etc Also agent Tor the celebrated Charter Oak,
which guaranteed to do absotey perfect cooking pro-
dung the ood juicy tender and thoroughly cooked and
saving of 80 per cent of the nutrmen and cost attained
with economy OF fuel and less labor than any cooking
apparatus mlde Their appliance for heating water for
pressure boilers the simplest and effective yet devised
Our Ranges and Stoves selected for their CoNvE-
NENCP OPERATION and DURABILITY They sold a.
cheap any of the quality, weight and finish be
sold
Our desire to pcae combined with long practical expe-
rpnce the business to warrant the successful
operation OF every sod by us, will refund the
money Willingly Call and examine send for circular
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Ladies Underwear !

We sell the Best Knit Merino Ladies Under
vest in this city for sc.
For soc we offer a Superb La les Meripo
Vest, q regular made, neck silk stitched and
silk 10 nd.
At &c we offer a 81 Wool Ladies' Undervsst,
superior made and fully nth II 25.
Ladies Knit Pantalets from SOC, per pair up
wards
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Embroidered FIanneIS !

MI made on the Best Si-nch wide Gilbert's
FlanHels at these Magnificent Low Prices:
3-inch, Silk Embroidered, white flannel,
ouly 81 per yard.
finch, silk embroidered. on white flannel
only 81 % per yard.
4i5nch, silk embroidered. on scarlet, nav
and gray flannel, OILY 81 % per yard; don't
miss this opportunity.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. i2.--F1our quiet; prices I'M
Oh Il: Howard street and Western superfine
So 376l2 -. ex.I'i. @@ 90 family S3 15Gh4 10.
city mills su ertlne 81 31G52 60, extra SO 000
5 81: Rio brands $42iGG4 80. Wheat--Southern
Quiet hut steady; red }0a%c. amber o. C:
Western dull and easy No, winter red, on
spot p467S0stc Corn-Southern firmer; white
q 052., yellow 47Gpj0c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. la.-Flour duh and easy.
Wa at 4c higher No. red cash 7134c, May
delivery SOC o99c , Corn S stron5 high + and
39ktM 3lI6c MAY 42l4Gt 421Gc. Oats Nc higher:
cash 25c, November delivery 245sc bid, May 29c.
Whisky steady at 81 %. Provisions weak and
lower: Pork. summer cured Si2 80. Lard S. 30
as 90 Dry salt meats-boxed shoulder IS,
long clea, 81 6sla6H1 Is. clear ribs SO ).
short clear 81 S1l201' % Bacoh-box' shout
ders s. IS IS sTl9, long clear 5 G0Q7 611a, clear
ribs 5, 71lG7 10, short clear 81 6714@S co. Hams
LOUISVILLE. Nov 12.--Grain strong and ac-
vancins Whcat-No. , red, Tic. Corn--No. 9
mixed. 45]Gc oats-No. 2, PC Provisions closed
CISclNxAr1, Nov. la.-Tlour steady. Wheat
in 20, dem md No. : red ~. Corn firm {;
$685. Bulk meats firm. Bacon firm. Whisky
steady at 81 %. Hogs active and higher; COM
mon and light So 1904 20, packing and butchers
New ORLEANS, Nov. i9.--Cotton seed oil pro.
ducts jul, a Il nominal SUI 'ars closed actiye
and firm: Louisiana cen, rIfugals, planta.
ton granulatel D 9-lODU95c, cnolce WnlDe 0 1910
&C chntce yel.og clarified 5yRc, prime yellow
clarified $500 1-l6c
vAvNL srolTS
New Yoak, Nov. ~, noon.-Spirits t1rpenttne
steady at &c. Rosin steady at 81 l00f is.
$500 p. m.-Rosin quiet al 81 1901 is. Turpen.
tine u let Mt Bic
CHARLESTON, Nov. l2.-Spirts turpentine quiet
at 3 .sc Rosin firm; good strained Sc.
WILMINGTON. Nov. 12.--Sprits turpentine firm
at SAC Rosin steldy; strained Soc, odstrained
Nc Tar firm at 81 10. Crude turpentine frIn;
hard 81 0j; yellow dip 80: virgin 81
New YoRK Nov. 12.--Rice steady
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. IL Rice unchanged.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Washington CltaD -, Barba los. in
ballast "A R Salas & Co.
Bark Adele ItalJ, Astarita, Oporto, In ballast
"A r Salas q Co.
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RECEIPTS


Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Nov
12-102 bales cotton, bbls rosin, 6 casks clay.
sacks peanuts. ~ sacks rice, Is bbls grease, 331
pSgs mdSe.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
Nov 1871 bales cotton. ,203 bbls rosin. IS
bhs spirits turpentine, p cars lumber. 4,52l
boxes oranges, l23 boxes tobacco. 3S buggles,
"a bbs oranges, % bbis whisky, IS tons iron. 81
bales hides, cars Cotton see 81 sacks rice. IL
bbls eggs. : cars wood. cer iron. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, Nov 13--494l bales cot
ton bales arm. 10 ,.ales domestics. bdl wool.
81 bales tides. 9 rolls leather, 5 pkgs paper, 4
pkLs tobacco p 800 lis lard, 1924 lbs bacon,
3D. bis spirits turpentine. SOS bbls rosn, ga
bbls lime, bbs beer 30 hf bbls beer, 2G0 or bbls
beer, rs pkgs furniture, y head cattle, 81 head
hogs. p cars III nber. car wood, sacks rice.
81 ions pig iron, Is cases LOU r. pkg tallow, :
pkgs We ;etabes. II pkgs carriage material,
pkgs III lse ~ pkgs e.uptes. cars cotton seed.
loo OUls cotton seed oil car stoves. cars coal,
80 cases eggs, y bills whisky, q hf bbls whisky.
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Per cent. RUE.
CorToS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ~, noon.--Cotton irregular
ana unsettled. Quotations OF American cotton
cllnEOrleans 1llGd; sales 10000 bales for spec,
ulatiou and export 2,0o0 bales; receipts 5000
oaleS-all American.
Futures--U plands. low middling clause, No,
Yember delivery ) 3S-G4G5 3l-Gld: November ana
December 8 36640c5 33G4d; December and
January 33-6l615 8-G4d; January and February
. 3+GiM5 80 Gid; February aud March 33-6tg9
Q 8l,d4d; March and April 366415 35-S3d !;
April and May 37-6ld; May and June $3.50
irregular
p. m.-Tbe sales today included 1900 bales
or American
Futures Uplands. low middlin- clause. No,
vember delivery 3i-64d, buyers: November and
december 3 3E6id, buyers; December ana
January 33-64d, buyers; January and February
3d-6ld. value; February and March 3l-otd
sellers: March and April 3j.63d, sellers; AprIl
uhd Nav 81 lid, buyers; May and June 3S-o4d,
o. yerS; June and July 40-0Id. buyers. Market
clio 'eu quiet bat steady.
NEW YoRK, Nov. II. on.--Cotton Gun out
eaSv middling uplands 10 7.lGc, pliddlng Ut
leans 10 01Gc sales 81 bales.
Fltures-Market opened arn, closed steady;
With sales as follows: Move nber delivery 10 Is
a Bic. December 10 3J0S10 33c January 10 Il
H.lu 4lc, February 10 4S0ci0 49,, March 10 5OGD
1857, April 10 G3nfd &c
800 n. m.-Market closed dull but easy; mid
ding uplands ~ 4 &C. ndslling Orleans 10 @lbc;
sales today 80 bales; net receipts T6 bales
gross ih5l
Futures-Marlset closed steady, with sales Of
l09 o0J Dales, follows: November delivery
~ 1e, December 10 so 10 a4c, January ~ no
10 &c, February 10 4sD10 4gc,' March 10 5dc,
April 10 6sGLlO 03c, May 10 O9GGlO zoe, June ~ 80
Gel0 &c.
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chiIdren's Underwear!

Lot Childs Merino Vests at 15c., grand
quality.
j LIT Childs Merino Vests at 25c., worth 4Nc
1 lot Child's Alerno Union SUITS, to close
them at Sc. per sllit.
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SATT.EO YESrEpOAY
MEMORANDA

Jteamship Sylvia (Br), Reval.
Steamship JunIata. PhiiadelphIa. ,
Steamship VIM Crane. Baltimore.
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ANOTHER
CLOAK OFFERING.

One Lot Ladies' Plaid Wool Wa king Jackets
only & 25, worth 50; this is hHited lot;
first COM. first served.
One Lot Rich Br cade Velvet Short Wraps,
fur tri umad and Sat n-Quilt d Linings at the
Bargain price OF S. 4 worth Si5
/ Lot ldren's B own Plaid. all Wool New
markets., az g to Il years. in the Newest
Cloths al - 9S, grand lar2am.
Lo, Misses Snor, Il Wo, jackets IN Paids
ana Stripes, ages II, IA, 1G years, at the Fabu-
Ions Pric 81 q.
>e,tt Line Of Ladies' Plush Wraps at the Low
est prices.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Levanter, Gerry, New York, in ballast
los A Roberts & Co.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
SUNDAY. Nov IS. 1887,
ARRIVED YE,Ta tuAI


ARRIVED YETI tUAI
Steamship Nacoochee. Kempton. New York
c q Anderson.
Schr q lie Chester. Ingersoll, New York,
with guano to order: vessel to Jos Roberts Il
Co.
Schr Francis c Yarnall, Scott, Norfolk, with
coal to Taggart; vessel to Jos A Roberts a
Co.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and way
landlngs-W 7 Gibson, Manager.
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- -
FXpOR1,S-

Per steamship Junata. for Phlladelphia--19S
empty kegs LOB bales apland cotton, 1128 bales
donestlCs and yarns. 80 hbls rice, S9.6OS feet
lum, err 20 bale moss, ) bbls fish, 2.4l0 pkgs
fruit and vegetables, 81 bales paper stock, ~
Ills llg iron. ISL pix S muse.
Per steamship VIM Crane, FOR Baltimore
21S2 males cotton, $50 bUlS rice a0' bDS rosin,
liz bbs spirits turpentine. $1,000 feet lumber, "a
bales domestics and yarns, 800 boxes oranges,
Is Ne honey, 81 bdls hides Is rolls leather, Ar
pkgs mdse.
Per steamship An Ter Head Brl. for LIVERPOOL
$3.50 bales upland cotton. wei ching 2541 ,56g
pounds: 200 bales sea island cotton, weighing
70. 765 pounds.
Per steamship Sylvia (Brl, for Reval-4,70S
bales upland cotton, we CHI 2,2O,91S pounds.
Per bark Choudo (Norl for Santander-1 Or
bales upland cotton, weighing AS 1874 pounds.
Per bark Tlelnis N ~ for Codes l3 bbls
rosin, weighing i526.245 pounds-Paterson,
Downing & Co.
Per schr Annie Bliss. for Newburg, Y--272,-
1856 feet p . lumber-Dale Dixon & Co.
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NAVAL SToREs-The market Tor spirits tur-
pentine was quiet, but firm and unchanged
The sales for the day were only 30 casks at 35c
for regulars At the Board of Trade on the
opening call the market was reported firm at
$50 for regulars. At the clio ing cell it was
firm at 35c for regulars. Rosin-The market
was firm. There was a fairly good demand,
and about 1870 barrels were sold during the
dav, At the Board Of Trade on the first call
lowing quotations: A, B. C, and E. Csc, F
81 90, g 81 021s, H 81 05. 81 10. X 81 40, NJ
81 50, N ST. IS, window glass So 80, water white
S. s. At the closing call it was unchanged.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MA RKET.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
- u L. NOV ID / u ~

SAVANNAH, GA, NOV II p. ST. !
Cor-roy-lThe market was very quiet for lack
~ orders. Factors were pretty firm in their
laws and there was but little offering, except
At previous prices The total sales for the
dav were only Sl2 bales On Change at the
opening call, at 10 a. M, market was re-
,,orted dull and unchanged with sales of "a bales.
~ the second call, at p M. it was duh and
lower to sell, the sales being ~ bales. At tho
third and last call, at p. M. it closed dull
at a decline of 1sc for all grades, with further
eoIas Of aO6 bales The following are the Off
col closing spot quotations of the Cotton Elk
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PASsEv 9ERs

Broadway Silk Ha- a. Belsinger's, "a
Whitaker street.
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New YoaK. Nov. 12.--Rice steady
New ORLEANS, Nov. IL Rice unchanged.
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Sea Isiand-,The market was quiet, but firm
az bags on the basis of quotations, as follows;
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
Nor Rsns.
EOR RENI-2 STORES 1ex1e FT. ON

a r,.t -. b4t ''.'Vrlu Moarro and AdaH,s
store. ,m..% : ..-Ese bulk window in each
sta6lo ioN al ? coal Office, adjoining. Also a
aole - capable jf Aolding and @ horses. s2-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
WE'VE BEEN
PREPARING

ss.u sestshN
For our customers thel
best selections of Fine
Tailoring Goods ever1
offered in this city Of |
foreign and domestic
makes. Suitings, Coat
ings and Pantaloonings.
We have made special
effort to have the very
best styles and the new
est patterns to be had.
We have the Fall Fash
ions ready to show you,
and are prepared to
make up at short no.
tice in the best manner
We have been make
ing for our Ready-Made
Department some very
handsome Suits, which
YOU will find to fit like
ordered Suits.
Our Fall Overcoats
are stylish, cut in the
latest style, well made,
and ordered at very
low prices.
We haven't forgotten
the boys, but have more
Boys Suits than we
have ever had, so that,
out of our great variety,
almost any kind Of a
boy can be suited.
JAS, 7. MULl|R &sOI
TAILoRs & 9TH & MARKET
CLOTHIERS. WILL, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
PEARLS OF WISDOM.

That which seemeth most cas- "a =, anu h
subject to fortune, is yet dispC0u W
the ordinance of Heaven.
Without woman'e tenderness iiancy nancy
would be without succor, youtf VIII
out pleasure, and age without ctu ctuSoi"
ton.
t;so hoa ro.,o,;,n ..;.. builds
mn q tbao.~ 11 af ason'.s H. nn Which M ledge
of a nass;n, hrmon mo = ,n nond sS ona cils to
take up the whole round OF life. :.
mr. b;s,or;ons aa,Jns ' ] "netn ttacks
OF those who, without ever fae LIE
the world with any production O, NIL
, own, take delight In criticisi,s 'n'
works of others.
wbor - ste q !
great deal of time in imagining "na anS
we will do when we grow oldel, au
when we are old we waste an squai
amount of time in wondering wh 10
waited so long before we began w
anything.
Everv,b;n, which ,, ,,stice,
weatsrs ,rns. Sa aro", "wa.Is ~ and
"onheHs uust, CTtdteS SUSPICION ,no,,
afilic the innocent, bears heavily upDn pT.a
every member of the community az 40
injury is not confined to the iirm nv
!. victlms-it extenda. to ALL, ;fs di ~
is not limited to the offender-it AiiS
upon all within its sphere.
Friendship and love differ mainly'nl
this-that, whereas the felicity @
friendship consists in mutual inte,
change of benefits, intellectual 90
other, that of love is in giving on one
part and receiving on the other, WIN
reciprocal perception of how sw'et IL
is to the endower to endow and tic re-
Gel er to receive.
| For want of self-restraint manym m IN
are engaged all their lives in figl.lhg
with difficulties of their own maiing,
and rendering success impossibr ny
their own cross-grained ungentleless,
whilst others, it may be much less
gifted make their wav eaeiIv and
steadiiv. and achieve success bv ample
patience, equanimity, and self cotioi'
| A well ll.known proverb tells us that
at forty every one is either fool OF
physician. Unfortunately many per
sons are invalids at forty. as w'h US
physicians. The requisites of teaitn
are plain enough, however. ReSuiai
habits, daily exercise, personal Jean
| illness, simple diet and moderation ~
eating as well as drinking, will seel
most people well.
! Of all the various debts which we
owe to our fellow-men, that of Silence
Is the most frequently disrega'ded
There are men who pry into the secre!'
thoughts of their neirhbors probe their
feelings, and show by wordy curiosity
how little they respect rightiul pri'
vacy. This 10 often mistaken for goodi
will and sympathy, but 1t is far enoug .
from that delicate sympathy VIII. en-
while ever glad to give help or com
tort by word or deed, yet shrinks fl on
rushing in where angels fear to trtau
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
CaNS,Jur.Eros CURED.

An old physician retired nom practice
hnviny had placed In his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for tho speedy and perma.
nent cure OF consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Atfecti. ms, also positive and radical cure
ior Nervous Debility Rnd all Nervous Gem.
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases, has
Jolt it his duty to make IL known TO hla
suffer lng fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, l
viii send tree Of charge, to all who desire 1t,
this recipe, Ia German, French or = nglish
with full directions TOR preparing and using
Sent by mail by address tug with stamp
naming this paper W. A. MOVES ,ils9 Row
sr's Block. Rochester. N. Y. ly-eoww
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In thp Oountry.

sits shame for any man to De
cooped up in the city during ,uch
weather as we had last week." said q
citizen with face like fresh cut
watermelon On Woodward aV .!ce
made up my mind TO get out into the
country on the old farm, cool Of and
bleach out. You will obseryg the
bleach, but will have to take my word
for the cool. l started two week. ago
Saturday, having written my relative
three days before to meet me at the sta.
tion. | had heavy grip sack, basket
of fruit, fishing rod and hammock.
"When stepped from the train, re-
joiclng in my escape from the con
tionalities of civilization, there was, 40
one but the station master in sight knd
after watching the turpentine blister
out of the platform for half an hocF, |
set out to walk to the farm, two miles
away. The people hadn't been cut
with the garden hose that morning.
and think something must have hap
pened to the sprinkling cart, for there
was about foot of dust; but | pushed
on, delighted with the freedom oil the
country, until after changing hands
about 600 times my basket weighe,, Il
ton and my gr;psack twice that, L
was hotter than mutton chop and
mighty thirsty, too, and, as there was
farm house to the right, walked Up
to the door and asked man who cape
out for q glass OF water.
Water said he, stranger, yon re
goin' to the lake, an you can git wa.er
quicker'n can. We haint had drop
except what we've drawed in barrels
for two weeks, an we ran out last
night.
"'Why don't you draw some moI9'
"'Hosses is dead. Kept EN- on br.t-
termllk for four days, an they q
out
"What are you going to dor
"'Make my will and wait for a
shower, unless the undertaken comss
along from town, an | kin catch !.
ride to the lake.
"Just then he ran iuto the house AMI
came out with big tin pail, which h.
sat down on the steps, saying:
Stranger, jest set. down an re
yourself an git cool an sweat in that
I've got one cabbage left l want
water. - .sS---
Just then the car reached the CT,
Hall and the veracious gentlemaI
alighted.
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Just then the car reached the CT,
Hall and the veracious gentlemaI
alighted.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

Hon kthr-TH HE STORE AND
nv ~ ,oowshing, No s2T Tasnall street. Ap-
Ein,S JDaN N FULLMEh, No. 2lo West
0''etS' sl-12.
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Memorials.

Yon are invited to call and look at the
largest stock OF monuments and tombs
of the latest designs and lowest prices,
at snita'a, Tsnth and Tatna II streets.
All work guaranteed entirely satisfso-
tory and finished ut the shortest notice.
Ohas, E. Smith. 1901 Tatnall s.Seet.
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ws.ssa.

u,.-a uJJD, hkAllsA bAfs,
:" Aroia,ed woman for general house
w - "a about 2K miles IN the oountry:
,,ona 1oisa =, S.g,s given. Apply between ana
fpsSTf,dsy pSU ai;sinson, ct s0s Ds's"As s,a,ss Az"
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~ onn AGENTS WANTED AT ONCE
Nl.llUU iJr iairE. W. w. Dept BOZ ssS'
rhlcAAU. Ii. W
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; welcb. 3n2 ra,n.,l strea,

Or. Welch, 3D2 Tatn~tl sCreat, +"
friend OF the sf1i cited. Try his plasi,
for lungs, kioneys and liver. 7
ozone 10 the only sure cure for oassr
cancers, tumors and plIts cured wi
ous knife or oaustic. Chil!s aud 5eh
cared in "a hours without mercury
Q1inine. Skin and blood diseasss s.
csss!uly treated. When all others 4.
give him u trial. The hes. reference j
tres.msas OF rhocmatism.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

"ANrElp-rWO aENrLEmEe 10
w board CT dge; 70 ierence required
Annly at 10 n. IN 81. sH Ho'
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FDr a Fine Gold

OF silver watch ut astonishingly lhg
figures call oa A r.. Wlllismsf Il
jsweler, los West Eighth street. g.
have special bargain In gents II e
gold wa'ch at SsS.00 this watch
uRually sold as fron $5S to $50.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15
A Crazy Drnmmar

Conductor Ito passenger)-Do you
see that young man in the forward e.t
of the car who is occupying fouf
seats? Z
Passenger-Yes
Conductor-l think he is crazy
something must be wrong with him
He is Chicago drummer, and when !
asked him how trade was ae said !.
was dull.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-15

When baby was sick, VIC gave her Caetortf,
When she was Child, she cried for Caste
When she peEeI9e hi6A, SHE cluGg to CaS5nF
CriG.
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Prohibition.

The day has come at last that
prohibition prohibits in this city.
There has not been a time since
the prohibition law passed, that a
vetran of the bottle could not buy
whiskey until now.
1t is amusing to see two Of the
old boys meet, give the usual grip
and pass word, but the usual drink
is minus; but they often go TO a con-
dictionary or grocery store and get a
glass Of cider, it being the only bev-
erage left that has any resemblance
to their old favorite.
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Leavenworth Items.
Sec. pro tenn

Elder ]. w. Coushon pastor Of
First baptist church of this city has
returned from his annual visit. He
preached to an interesting copgrega-
ton last Lords day; he stated the
field in prosperous condition.
Elder j. Emery, pastor of the
SuntlONer Baptist church is doing
a great work; his church cannot ac-
commodate his audience. Sunday
school in a hourishing condition.
Elder A. B. ii. ii. Turner pastor
Of Mt. Olive Baptist church is going
TO build a new house of worship.
May God help the good work my
brother. | understand the Bethel
\. NJ. E. choir has broken up.
The Second Baptist church mem
bers are making great preparations
for their fair in June, the proceeds
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Church Services,

THO ST. Mark A. M. E, church, B
..,aet. North Topeka. Glass at 8 q.
: on Sunday. Preaching at II a. m.
sunday school at 2 p. IN. Preaching
:. 8 !. m. Official Board Monday
,irht. Preaching Wednesday light
Glass meeting Friday night.
REV. J. E. WEIR, Pastor.
Second Baptist church, North To-
Deka Sunday School $50 a. m,
Preaching p. m, and 8 p. m.
P. w. BARKER, Pastor.
second Baptist church, Topeka.
Services, II a. m, and 8 p. m.
Shiloh Baptist church. Services at
II a. m. Sunday school al 3 p. m.
Preaching at s p. m.
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
Preaching at II a. m, and 8 p. m.
The benevolent banner. [volume] (North Topeka, Kan.) 1887-18??, 1887-05-21
ADDRESS,

Represent this morning to our
f0lored brethren Of Kansas and
Western Missouri Vol. 1. No. 1. of
the BENEVOLENT BANNER.
We baye entered the field Of Jour
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advancement Of our race religiously,
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We shall give the happening and
u0lngs Of our people in this and the
ADJOINING state; besides the important
occurrences Of all people of the
United States.
y snaii encourage all movements
'aatv be ofinterest to.the race and
snall oppose all schemes that will re-
y, : detrimental to our people.
me BANNER will try to encourage
:" elevation of the colGred people in
sAeral.
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.'ncah' yet it will not lose sight
'rCe interest for the sake of party.
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Engagement and support, which
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